Why do you need to inspect the zip file? It seems like if someone wanted to put something obscene or malicious into a zip file they could just host it on any number of free websites.Moonbear said:Just one note on attachments (not related to you specifically, but in general): if you attach a zip file, expect it to take a while for someone to approve it. Most of the mentors run like the plague from those, and refuse to open them to examine the contents.
An "Attachments Pending Approval" notification is a message that appears when a user attempts to attach a file or document to a project or email, but the attachment has not yet been approved by the system.
Attachments need to be approved to ensure that they comply with company policies and do not contain any malicious or harmful content. This helps to maintain the security and integrity of the system.
The time it takes for attachments to be approved can vary depending on the specific policies and processes in place within the organization. It is best to check with your IT department or system administrator for a more accurate estimate.
If an attachment is not approved, it will not be attached to the project or email. The user will receive an error message and may need to find an alternate way to share the attachment, such as through a secure file sharing platform.
In some cases, it may be possible to expedite the approval process for attachments. This may involve contacting the appropriate department or individual responsible for reviewing and approving attachments, and providing a valid reason for the urgency.